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    books/magazines anymore. Throughout “The Pedestrian” by Ray Bradbury‚ the main character Leonard Mead is an outcast within his city because of the way he lives. Leonard Mead’s house stands out. He doesn’t own a T.V.‚ and in a dark city his house is brightly illuminated. When Mead was asked “And you have a viewing screen in your house to see with?”‚ Leonard replied with “No.”. Everybody in his city owns a T.V.‚ and Leonard doesn’t. This makes him odd and “old-fashioned”. As Mead was being taken away to

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    It stars Guy Pearce‚ Carrie-Anne Moss‚ and Joe Pantoliano. Memento chronicles two separate stories of Leonard Shelby‚ an ex-insurance investigator‚ who suffers from short-term memory loss‚ as he attempts to find the murderer of his wife‚ “John G.”‚ which is the last thing he remembers. One story line moves forward in time while the other tells the story backwards

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    confides within my past memories and experiences that shape who I am to other people but also in my personal life. Provocative ideas about identity is explored heavily within Christopher Nolan’s neo-noir film‚ ‘Memento’ (2000). The main protagonist‚ Leonard Shelby suffers “a very particular condition” anterograde amnesia‚ after someone raped and killed his wife and hit Leonard’s in the head. The condition allows him to remember everything that happened before the incident yet it impedes him from making

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    Society In Bradbury’s short story “The Pedestrian” characterization and symbolism are effectively used to reveal an intemperate demise in society caused by the advancements in technology. Instead of people worrying about scaring Leonard Mead from inside their houses‚ Leonard was scared of worrying the society within the houses fearing that the “lights might click on and faces [may] appear‚”(1 Bradbury) by them being startled by him passing throughout the night. With the uprise of powerful yet useless

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    “Blowing Up On The Spot‚” Leonard is always waiting and pondering on the day he might blow up

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    while influencing many people. Huxley was not just a successful writer; he was a complex person whose ideas and novels influenced many people. Aldous Huxley was born July 26‚ 1894 (It ’s Online-Aldous Huxley) in Godalming‚ Surrey‚ England (Aldous (Leonard) Huxley). Huxley was born into a prominent family. His grandfather‚ Thomas Henry Huxley‚ was a biologist who "helped develop the theory of evolution." Huxley ’s aunt‚ Humphrey Ward‚ was a novelist. His mother was the niece of Matthew Arnold‚ a

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    what they believe in or their appearance or their life-style. For being different‚ these people suffered very harsh and unfair consequences. Certain societies view people as different because of their life-style. In the short story The Pedestrian‚ Leonard Mead lives in a society in which being different could symbolize craziness and insanity. This is a society that is very strict and

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    argued in the documents Daniel Leonard Deplores Rebellion (1775) and Patrick Henry Demands Boldness (1775)‚ however the points made in Henry’s speech affected the minds of the majority and led to the American Revolution. ! During this crucial year‚ many loyalist‚ such as Daniel Leonard‚ felt we were fighting a lost cause and that the war was over before it had begun. Daniel Leonard expresses these points and more in his appeal to his countrymen (Daniel Leonard Deplores Rebellion)‚ in which

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    words‚ Leonard seems to embrace contamination. Similar to Frankel‚ Leonard sees meaning in the poetic language‚ however Leonard values it because of the awareness it gives to the reader. Since Leonard is able to brave feeling contaminated while reading‚ he mentions that “Morrison’s angry sadness overwhelms‚” and this demonstrates his reading for otherness‚ or looking for the blind spots that occur around racism in the novel. By looking out for the blind spots around racism in the novel‚ Leonard gives

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    a young man‚ Leonard Vole‚ getting accused of murdering Ms. Emily French. Mr. Vole’s lawyer Mr. Mayherne‚ also called the solicitor‚ is trying to push a confession out of him‚ but he is not confessing because he is innocent. Mr. Vole explains how he does not know anything about the murder. He explains how he would never hurt Ms. French because she was like a second mother to him. Mr. Mayherne soon gets on Leonard side and tries to help him. The case that is built up against Leonard is pretty strong;

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